Azmin Azran

The suggestion that solar power should lead Bangladesh's charge into a renewable energy revolution is often met with the sceptical remarks that we don't have enough land. But a recent study by Coastal Livelihood and Environmental Action Network (CLEAN) and Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) says otherwise.

The string of blockades announced by BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami since the end of October has created obstacles for day-to-day activities in all walks of life. Students and educational institutions have suffered heavily, as year-end exams are scheduled to take place during the next two months

Fans need to understand that calling cricket the “gentleman’s game” has classist connotations in today’s day and age.

Fans have limited patience, and cricket fans are being pushed dangerously close to the limit.

Thankfully for Bangladesh, the equation is not that straightforward.

We can confidently hope that our cricketers don’t quite participate in the same mental gymnastics that keep fans like us on a knife’s edge during any Bangladesh-India match, there is something to be said about the collective national approach of facing India in a cricket match.

In September, tickets were going for as much as 55 lakh rupees in the secondary market.

To a student going through any sort of struggle, the world "failure" dominates their thoughts.

Can Bangladesh come out and find themselves somewhere close to the semi final spots?

The first cricket World Cup of the 2020s has to be the one where Bangladesh cricket finally reaches maturity.

The arguments breaking out on social media and in real life about the Shakib-Tamim saga have already been quite toxic.

Interview with Ramesh Mudgal, the principal of Glenrich International School.

As a student, it’s important to understand that research is a significant commitment for both the student and the teacher.

A look back at the journey of SHOUT.

On this last issue of SHOUT, all that’s left to say is thank you, and goodbye.

The heat this summer is the worst weather I have ever experienced.

Sitting down with the vice-Chancellor of University of Liberal Arts, Bangladesh (ULAB).

Transportation is everything. It needs to be fixed.

Some people are good at time management, some people are bad at it, some people would be late to their own funerals.

Understanding Bangladesh’s politics, and how students constantly shape it with their voice and activism is a difficult prospect.